Uni students present research in Colombia.

Uni students present research in Colombia.

"Within the framework of the III INTERNATIONAL Congress of Research in Competitiveness, Sustainability and International Relations of the Radar Network that took place in: Universidad EAN Bogotá, Colombia."

During the week of October 1 to 7, our Global Business students participated in the 3rd Radar Network's seedbed meeting, where they won 2nd place in the research poster contest and 1st place in the Market Place business simulator contest.

The students who participated belong to the different semesters of the Bachelor's Degree in Global Business and competed with the following research topics:

Students Semester Research topic
Paola Contreras Arellano

Luis Andres Alvarez Gordillo

3 semester Female business leadership in MSMEs in Celaya, Gto.
Pablo Andres Rojas Cuevas

Fernando Daniel Montoya Maldonado

5th semester

 

Labor climate in MSMEs of the Laja Bajío region
Mario Alberto Aizcorbe Acevedo

Iván Tello Alvarado

Ricardo Adrián Alvarez Ramirez

5th semester

 

7th semester

Work climate, motivation and burnout syndrome in MSMEs in the city of Celaya, Gto.

Paola Contreras Arellano and Luis Andres Alvarez Gordillo were the second place winners in the 3rd seedling meeting.

The students who won 1st place in the Market Place business simulator were Mario Alberto Aizcorbe Acevedo, Pablo Andres Rojas Cuevas and Fernando Daniel Montoya Maldonado.

Prototype human-powered vehicle competing in Rio de Janeiro.

A group of 14 students representing the Faculty of Engineering of the University of Celaya participated from July 27 to 29 in the international competition of Human Traction Vehicles organized by ASME (American Society of Mechanical Engineers) in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

HPVC Human Powered Vehicle Challenge is a competition that tests the design and innovation capacity of engineering students, applied to the development of sustainable mobility alternatives such as human powered vehicles (HPVs). It is established by the Human Powered Vehicle Challenge Committee of ASME International.

2018 will be the third consecutive year that a team from the University of Celaya has participated in this competition, where young people must to conceive, design, manufacture and evaluate a human-powered vehicle, capable of running on different surfaces (rough, smooth, steep and wet), and that above all provides safety and comfort to the driver, always considering high standards of quality, reliability and innovation.

Uni students winners of LinceHack 2018.

Jennifer Diaz Herrera, Montserrat Aboytes Cruz, Fernanda Sandoval Aranda, 3rd semester students of Biomedical Engineering were the 1st place winners in the first LinceHack tournament with the project "Speed Ambulance" an application for mobile devices that facilitates the care of a patient so that the ambulance arrives on time to attend the patient at the right place in an emergency, speeding up the process by having their basic data and exact location preloaded.

The tournament was held on September 1 and 2 at the Instituto Tecnológico de Celaya, with the participation of students from the entire Laja-Bajío region. The students were advised by Professor Antonio Hernandez, a member of the Faculty of Engineering of the University of Celaya.

The University of Celaya and COPARMEX will work together.

Members of the Confederación Patronal de la República Mexicana (Coparmex) signed a collaboration agreement with the Universidad de Celaya to work together on projects that benefit both students and companies in areas such as innovation, entrepreneurship, leadership, challenge solving, training, global vision, among others.

This agreement was signed on August 19 by Dr. Moisés Mendoza Escobar, Vice Rector of the University of Celaya and Juan Yúdico Herrasti, president of Coparmex Celaya Laja-Bajío during the Coparmex meeting with the elected councilors of the 2018-2021 City Council.

Preparing for a 4.0 future

As part of the cutting-edge educational program that the University of Celaya offers to the regional community, the diploma course Industry 4.0 was held, a topic that currently presents many challenges for industry, education, work and in general the way in which the daily life of our society will be transformed due to the technological changes that are to come.

This diploma course was given by the University of Celaya in conjunction with 4X Metro, Centro de Motivación Industrial and PROSOFT, with the objective that young people, professionals and entrepreneurs begin to understand the new global reality and prepare themselves professionally for automation and data exchange within technologies, the internet of things, 3D printing, artificial intelligence, big data, collaborative robots and much more.